A law firm's biggest asset is client trust, and a security incident or a bad answer on a client's security questionnaire can cost more of it than almost anything else. Netrix helps mid-market firms protect the systems that hold that trust: document management, email, and the identity controls behind them.
Mid-market law firms trust Netrix to secure the document systems their client trust actually runs on.
Law firms hold exactly what attackers want: contracts, financial records, litigation strategy, all in one place. The wave of law firm breaches over the past few years hasn't gone unnoticed by cyber insurers or by clients, both of whom now ask harder questions before signing anything. Most firms run on Microsoft 365 alongside document management platforms like iManage or NetDocuments, plus Citrix for remote access, which means security has to cover all three, not just the inbox.
Whether you're on iManage, NetDocuments, or Microsoft 365 alone, we build access controls and monitoring around where your client files actually live. Read more about our approach to cybersecurity.
We help you close the gaps before an underwriter or a client's security team finds them.
Citrix environments and remote access, managed so attorneys can work from anywhere without opening a new door for attackers.
A mid-market legal services firm with more than 50 lawyers and 400 clients was buried in paperwork: over 4,000 legal documents a month to categorize, analyze, and route. Netrix built an AI-powered system on AWS that automatically classifies incoming documents and connects directly to court websites to retrieve new filings daily. Document processing time dropped from 6 to 8 hours down to 20 to 30 minutes. That's not just an efficiency story, it's also a security one: fewer people manually handling sensitive documents means fewer places for something to go wrong.
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